Final Call for Papers

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A Call For Article Submissions

For the book

“The Cutting Edge Versus the Cookie Cutter:

New Approaches to the Study of South Asia”

Organized and edited by Frank Morales (University of

Wisconsin-Madison), this proposed anthology will include papers by

leading scholars and professors who specialize in many fields of South

Asian Studies. These fields include: Religious Studies, Philosophy,

History, Literature, Political Science, Languages, Indigenous Sciences,

Anthropology, Geology, Psychology, Medical Sciences, Sociology, etc.

The focus of the book will be on new approaches, epistemological issues

and methodological developments that will encourage a shift in South

Asian Studies away from a neo-colonialist perspective and towards a

perspective that is more sympathetic to the indigenous Hindu, Buddhist,

Sikh and Jain cultures of South Asia. Additionally, we are especially

seeking papers that critique the last 200 years of Indology/South Asian

Studies, either on specific points or more generally. Papers must

strictly fit these criteria to be considered for inclusion.

Submitting Papers:

To submit a paper to this book project, please send your paper

as a Word document floppy disk to:

Frank Morales

814 Jenifer St., Apt. 3

Madison, WI 53703 U.S.A.

Or (preferably) e-mail it as an attachment to

fmorale1 (AT) students (DOT) wisc.edu.

Printed papers will not be acknowledged.

Papers must be no longer that 20 pages in length, double spaced, 12 point

font. All diacritics must be in HACC Indic font. Inclusion of papers is

solely up to the discretion of the anthology editor. Once a paper is

accepted, we reserve the right to proofread and edit papers as thoroughly

as is necessary to meet Standard North American English standards.

Please include a short one paragraph biographical sketch.

Deadline: December 26, 2001

For further information, contact Frank Morales at

fmorale1 (AT) students (DOT) wisc.edu, (608) 280-8375.

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Frank Gaetano Morales

Department of Languages and Cultures of Asia

University of Wisconsin-Madison

(608) 280-8375

fmorale1 (AT) students (DOT) wisc.edu